Samantha Welch+FollowBig changes for Pflugerville rentersHamilton Point just snapped up the Emerson at Well Branch apartments in Pflugerville, bringing new ownership to this 352-unit community. With a $75 million loan backing the deal, residents can expect some buzz—especially since Hamilton Point already manages a dozen other properties across Texas. The complex offers a mix of one- to three-bedroom layouts, a pool, gym, and plenty of parking, all just 15 miles from downtown Austin. If you live nearby or know someone who does, what do you hope to see from the new owners? Share your thoughts on what makes a great apartment community! #RealEstate #Pflugerville #AustinSuburbs00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowBig changes coming to Pflugerville livingA major shakeup just hit Pflugerville’s rental scene: Virga Capital has snapped up The Beacon at Pfluger Farm, marking their first big move in the Austin area. If you live nearby, expect some fresh energy—Valiant Residential is stepping in to manage the 258-unit community, which means new faces and possibly new amenities. With features like a pool, coworking club, EV charging, and a dog park, this place is set up for modern living. The deal also highlights how Austin’s apartment market is heating up, with prices and sales on the rise. What do you think this means for local renters and the neighborhood vibe? #RealEstate #Pflugerville #AustinRealEstate00Share
Jason Wells+FollowPflugerville rallies to save Brotherton’s BBQBrotherton’s Black Iron Barbecue in Pflugerville was on the brink of closing, but the community showed up in a big way. After a heartfelt plea for help, fans packed the place and bought out all the barbecue three days in a row—lines started before opening, and they even ran out of buns and brisket! It’s amazing to see how much local spots mean to us and how quickly people can come together to keep a piece of their neighborhood alive. Have you ever helped save a favorite local business? Let’s talk about what makes these places so special. #Food #Pflugerville #SupportLocal00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowPflugerville’s BBQ legend needs us nowBrotherton’s Black Iron Barbecue, a beloved Pflugerville staple and Texas Monthly Top 50 pick, is facing its toughest season yet. After nearly nine years of serving up brisket, boudin, and community spirit, the restaurant is on the verge of closing due to a slow winter and mounting bills. Instead of donations, they’re simply asking folks to stop by for lunch, try a special, or book catering. Locals are already rallying online, even suggesting dinner hours to help keep the pit fires burning. Have you had a favorite meal or memory at Brotherton’s? Let’s talk about how we can help keep this local gem alive! #Food #Pflugerville #SupportLocal10Share
